> On Wed, 27 Aug 2008, nickd wrote: > >> Joel Newkirk wrote: >> > Derick Rethans wrote: >> > >> >> I get a DHCP lease, with nameservers and all, the route is correct too. >> >> However, I can't do any sort of connection - nor ping. >> >> >> >> Try "ip r" and see if it lists two default routes - one out usb0 and one >> >> out eth0. If it does, try "ip r d default via 192.168.0.200" to delete >> >> the >> >> route pointing out usb0, and see if that resolves it for you. (Linux >> >> supports multiple default routes, but there should be a 'metric' >> >> specifying >> >> priority, or advanced custom routing tables to support multiple >> >> simultaneous uplinks - like load-balancing traffic on two DSL lines from >> >> one network) > > Yeah, I did this of course. Only one default route is left. > >> I've experienced the same thing as the OP. Running Windows as my hosts >> means it's a pain to set it up as a router, so I connect via Wifi and >> use it for everything. My solution is to put the following in my >> /etc/network/interfaces under eth0: >> >> up route del default gw 192.168.0.200 >> >> This will remove your computer as the default gateway and use the >> wireless one when the interface is brought up. Sometimes it fails so >> I've had to put it in twice (yet to look into this). > > Okay, I'll see if that does the trick then -- but I am sure I only had > one route left in the "route -n" output.
You'll need 2 routes. One for the subnet your gateway is on and one default gw. Sander _______________________________________________ Openmoko community mailing list [email protected] http://lists.openmoko.org/mailman/listinfo/community
